Ex Local Man Charles Harbaugh Dies At Age 58
Charles Harbaugh former Anderson of Commerce and United Chamber executive died Thursday at Suburban Hospital Bethesda Maryland at age 58. The ex local business leader rose from merchant to chamber manager and held senior roles in regional commerce organizations.
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Bethesda, Md
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Anderson of Commerce
United Chamber
Suburban Hospital
Harbaugh
Aid measure trimmed as Senate amends foreign mill support
The Senate tentatively cuts another million from a $1.5 billion foreign aid authorization bill. An amendment by Sen. J. W. Fulbright to reduce military assistance grants from $800 million to $400 million passes by voice vote, with possible further increases via other amendments. The piece notes the administration’s position and references broader budget concerns, including a $38 billion year budget.
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Washington
Frist
J. W. Ful
D-Ark
Scott
Pennsylvania
Senate
Harbaugh Led National Chamber Staff Across Decades
Former Anderson resident Harbaugh rose from Domestic Distribution manager in 1952 to senior roles in marketing and communications and became executive manager of the national Chamber in 1970. He lived in Bethesda Maryland and died with funeral services planned in Washington D C and interment in Rockville Maryland.
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Port Huron
Mich
Indiana
Jefferson High School
Lafayette
Purdue University
Air Force
Harbaugh
A Chamber
Comite Cense
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American Guard
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Anderson
National Chamber
National Organization
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Dayton
Russell Wonderlie
Baltimore, Md
Washington,d.c
Rockville
Gawler
Wisconsin Avenue
Washington
UN Drive Against Terrorism Faces African Opposition
Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim pushes a United Nations resolution to curb terrorism after a steering committee vote. Africa and some states oppose bold measures, while the United States and allies urge unity. Nations debate the best path amid fears of harming liberation movements and targeting violence against civilians.
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U.N. m
Iran
General Assembly
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Ithe
United States
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Yas Nations
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Waldheim
Noffsinger Named To Senior VP Post At Warner Press
Donald A. Noffsinger, longtime Anderson leader, is named senior vice president at Warner Press Inc. He will oversee four divisions finance statistics personnel building and distribution while remaining treasurer. Noffsinger, a Park Place Church of God official, joins Warner Press after moving from San Diego in 1961 and has held multiple civic roles including director at Community Hospital and chair of the Redevelopment Commission. He has been active in the Church of God nationally and recently completed a term as vice president of the Board.
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Anderson
Warner Press, Inc
Church of God
Board of Pensions
Noffsinger
Park Place
T. Franklin Miller
San Diego
Calif
Warner Press
Oscar J. Flynt
Community Hospital
Laymen Life Insurance Company
Commercial Service Company, Inc
Wilson Boys Club, Inc
Redevelopment Commission
City of
Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
Madison County
Publishers Association
Financial Services Committee
Convair Astronautics
West Coast
General Motors Corporation
Defiance
Ohio
International College
Fort Wayne
University of California
Anderson College
Ball State University
U.S. Army
Graceland Ave
Gregory
U.S. Air Force Academy
New Mexico
Ronald
General Motors Institute
Flint, Mich
Randall
Mark
Anderson High School
Wreck Kills Missourian
An elderly Missouri man, Orlan B. Fulton, 72, died when his car veered off U S 36 near Morton in Putnam County as he tried to turn left. Additional fatal and injury crashes across Indiana marked a deadly day with several collision victims including Ennis Hail, Elizabeth Hoover, Jean Ferguson, Linda Forler, and Cinda Rukenberger.
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Associated Press
Missouri
U.S. 36
Morton
Putnam County
Orlan B. Fulton
Joseph
Two Schools Drop From Cross Busing Plan in Indianapolis
U S District Court Judge S Hugh Dillin ordered two predominantly white grade schools in Indianapolis temporarily removed from a cross-busing scheme. The ruling delays busing of white pupils from Schools 21 and 82 and reverts seventh and eighth graders to School 111, as the board faces possible appeal.
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Indianapolis
S. Hugh Dillin
Terre Haute
Dillin
Karl R. Kalp
Lawrence McTurnan
U.S. 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Nicholson File Merger May Involve Cooper Industries
Nicholson File, Anderson's second largest employer, eyes a voluntary merger with Cooper Industries after stockholder votes on Oct 25. Cooper already holds 18 percent, with H K Porter owning 30 percent, totaling 48 percent. Plant in Anderson at 3400 Lynn employs 674. Local 1944 USW strike earlier in year. union member notes three year contract may protect jobs.
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Nicholson File
Cooper Industries
Sokol
Lynn
Soklo
Houston
Texas
Nicholson
Cooper
H.K. Porter Company
Moll
Calibeme R.I
Lash Spring
United Steelworkers
James Ebbert
John Eiler
Eiler
Runaways and Vandals Create Busy Night for Police
Juvenile runaways and vandals kept officers busy Friday as a seven month old baby was placed in Brownenrg Children's Home after a man was jailed on a charge related to a minor. A 19 year old, listed as the baby's mother, faced charges in the incident tied to a Madison area runaway. Earlier, a 15 year old from Hamilton, Ohio, wrecked a car later reported stolen by Jack Rollins. The vehicle, taken from Fifth and Walnut, ended up crashed at 418 Nursery Rd before the youth fled. Police reported most vandalism occurred along the 2200 to 2500 blocks of Chase Street.
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Aan
James
Hamilton
Ohio
Jack Rollins
Harris
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Nursery Rd
D.C
Fantasticks Run Set On AC Campus
The Fantasticks will appear on Anderson College campus with six performances Sept 28 29 30 and Oct 5 6 7 at 8 p.m in Little Theatre of Wilson Library. Keith Ghormley Jana Yahnig lead with Tim McGee Ken Crouch and cast including Bob Holstein Connie Bennett Greg Allen. Tickets on sale in Olt Student Center all seats reserved.
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Nebr
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Somerset
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Luisa
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Tim McGee
Noblesville
Ken
Olt
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Sara E. Faulkner 68 of 615 W 10th St died Friday at a local nursing home after a long illness. Widow of musician Harold Pete Faulkner she was in First Presbyterian Church. Surviving Adele Wilson and Ann Ryan. sister Melvin Miller. seven grandchildren. Private services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. William Terrill 47 formerly of Anderson died suddenly in Indianapolis. WWII veteran, former Delco-Remy employee, member of Masonic bodies. Surviving mother Jo seph Bronnenberg and siblings. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Cremation follows. Services for Anderson native with Phoenix links pending.
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W. 10Th St
Anderson
Faulkner
Harold ‘Pete’ Faulkner
First Presbyterian Church
James M
Adele) Wilson
Thomas K
Ann) Ryan
Muncie
Melvin Miller
Indianapolis
Harold E. Rozelle
George S. Taggart
East Maplewood Cemetery
William Terrill
Kentucky
Masonic Lodge
Murat Temple
Scottish Rite Valley of
Antelope Club
Joseph Bronnenberg
James E. Terrill
Oe Fla
Ree Bronnenberg
K. A. Bronnenberg
Markleville
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George Taggart
Earl Clanin 85, former Anderson resident dies in Phoenix
Earl T. Clanin aged 85, a Swayzee native formerly of Anderson, died Friday in Phoenix after several months of illness. He had lived in Arizona for some time and was known in local circles for his community work.
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Earl T. Clanin
Anderson
Phoenix
Arizona
Swayzee
Singer Jaye P. Morgan and drummer plead innocent
New Orleans AP reports singer Jaye P. Morgan and drummer Peter A. Donald pleaded innocent in 24th Judicial District Court on marijuana possession charges. Neither appeared. their lawyer William Cruell will file preliminary pleadings within 15 days. They were arrested March 14 at the Inter national Airport while en route to San Juan, Puerto Rico. About two and a half ounces of marijuana were found during a routine weapons check.
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Jaye P. Morgan
Peter A. Donald
Mari
24Th Judicial District Court
William Cruell
Miss Morgan
Studio City
Callif
Donald
Santa Monica
U.S. Customs Bureau
Jefferson Parish
International
San Juan
Puerto Rico
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals Highlight Nine Births
Nine newborns are reported from area hospitals. At St John s Hospital twin girls born to Mr and Mrs Mark Hosier of 24 W Chesterfield Dr. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Donald Gnat of 235 W Willow Rt 13. A boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Funkhouser of 115 W School St. A boy to Mr and Mrs Glenn Anderson Rt 5. A boy to Mr and Mrs Gordon Fuller 811 South Dr. A girl to Mr and Mrs Ronald Lloyd of 3025 E Lynn Sr. A boy to Mr and Mrs Harmon Cantrell of Middletown. A boy to Mr and Mrs Allen Cochran of 1932 Lincoln. A girl born to Dr and Mrs Roger Thompson of Decatur. Paternal grandparents named Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson 808 Coventry Dr.
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Mark Hosier
W. Chesterfield
Donald Gnat
Ronald Lloyd
E. Lynn Sr
Harmon Cantrell
Middletown
Allen Cochran
Lincoln
Roger Thompson
Decatur
Ralph Thompson
Coventry Dr
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